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Distinguish challenged pages from real reservation availability with a bounded MCP workflow.
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When developers use MCP for restaurant reservation availability monitoring, CAPTCHA challenges can interrupt the workflow before the agent records the permitted data. This repository demonstrates how to connect MCP with CapSolver, preserve the business context, and continue only within bounded, owned, mock, or explicitly authorized targets.
The default path is deterministic and offline, so reviewers can understand the business outcome before enabling any live integration.
Related MCP server: sessemi-mcp
A challenged page must not be interpreted as a valid business result. The workflow emits challenge_detected, uses a solver adapter, resumes once, and otherwise stops with a reviewable reason.
Scenario-first observation model
MCP integration boundary
Mock-first solver lifecycle
Allowlisted hosts and one bounded resume
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Accept an allowlisted target and scenario identifier.
Classify the mock browser observation.
Route a challenge through the solver adapter.
Resume once and normalize the result.
Emit a minimal audit record.
The adapter follows the official createTask API concept and getTaskResult API concept.
python -m unittest discover -s tests -v
PYTHONPATH=src python examples/mock_workflow.pysrc/scenario_agent/ workflow and adapter
examples/ offline demonstration
tests/ unit and policy checks
docs/ localized guides
assets/ shared English coverTests cover a successful bounded resume and rejection of a non-allowlisted target.
Use only public data, owned systems, or targets for which you have explicit authorization. Respect terms, rate limits, purpose limitation, field minimization, retention limits, and stop conditions. Do not use this example for private or restricted data, credential access, detection evasion, or unbounded collection. Personal, financial, employment, travel, property, or contact data requires a documented lawful purpose and human review.
This repository connects a recognizable restaurant reservation availability monitoring problem to a testable MCP workflow. Developer sharing CapSolver integration examples. The final product reference is CapSolver.
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